Fashion & Retail Personnel Ltd
Store Manager - Edinburgh Airport

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Store Manager
We are looking for an experienced Store Manager to lead a busy airport retail store for a well-known, high-street accessories and lifestyle brand. This is a fantastic opportunity to manage a dedicated team in a fast-paced, high-traffic environment, where every customer interaction counts. The brand is renowned for its vibrant, trend-led accessories and stylish, travel-friendly products, attracting a diverse and international customer base.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead and motivate a team of Supervisors and Sales Assistants to deliver outstanding customer service.
- Maintain and enforce operational standards consistently across all areas of the store.
- Drive sales, achieve store targets, and maximise commercial performance.
- Manage recruitment, training, and development of the store team to build a high-performing workforce.
- Ensure full compliance with airport security protocols and operational procedures.
- Maintain the brand’s visual merchandising and presentation standards, ensuring the store reflects its vibrant, trend-led identity.
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Candidate Profile
- Background in fashion retail is preferred, but candidates from beauty, accessories, or hospitality with airport experience are welcome.
- Strong understanding of the airport retail environment and customer expectations, including international and high-footfall traffic.
- Excellent leadership, organisational, and communication skills, with the ability to inspire and develop teams.
- Proven track record of achieving sales targets while maintaining high service standards.


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Benefits
- Competitive salary with annual bonus potential
- Holiday allowance
- Staff discount scheme
- Pension contribution
- Training and development opportunities
- Opportunities for career progression
Additional Information
Candidates will need to undergo airport security clearance and provide five years of references.
This role is available for an ASAP start.
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